Examples of using Fire temple in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Fire Temple.
The city probably had no fire temple.
Apparently, he had all the fire temples closed except the three major ones.
Or when he tried to capture me at the fire temple.
Wall painting from a fire temple in Taft, Iran.
Thinking he evaded Zhao,Zuko arrived on Crescent Island and secretly entered the Fire Temple.
The Sassanid fire temple.
Some fire temples continued with their original purpose although many Zoroastrians fled.
It did have a fire temple.
Fire Temple attendance is particularly high during seasonal celebrations(Gahambars), and especially for the New Year(Noruz).
So it's probable that later there was a Fire Temple here.
The characteristic feature of the Sassanid fire temple was its domed sanctuary where the fire-altar stood.
A fire temple in Zoroastrianism is the place of worship for Zoroastrians,[1] often called dar-e mehr(Persian) or agiyari(Gujarati).
Iranian Zoroastrians pray at Fire Temple of Baku.
Team Yamato was sent to the Fire Temple to investigate the grave robbings of some of the former Twelve Ninja Guardian.
Five centuries thereafter, famous French writer Alexandre Dumas alsowitnessed natural flames in a mysterious Zoroastrian fire temple.
The basic structure of present-day fire temples is always the same.
Functionally, the fire temples are built to serve the fire within them, and the fire temples are classified(and named) according to the grade of fire housed within them.
Destruction or conversion(mosques) of some fire temples in Greater Iran followed.
The Battle of al-Qādisiyyah(636 CE) and the Battle of Nihavānd(642 CE) were instrumental to the collapse of the Sassanid Empire and state-sponsored Zoroastrianism;destruction or conversion(mosques) of some fire temples in Greater Iran followed.
The oldest remains of what has been identified as a fire temple are those on Mount Khajeh, near Lake Hamun in Sistan.
Functionally, the fire temples are built to serve the fire within them, and the fire temples are classified(and named) according to the grade of fire housed within them. There are three grades of fires, the Atash Dadgah, Atash Adaran, and Atash Behram.
The oldest remnants of what is believed to have been a fire temple were found on Mount Khajeh, near Lake Hamun in Sistan.
The oldest remains of what has been identified as a fire temple are those on Mount Khajeh, near Lake Hamun in Sistan. Only traces of the foundation and ground-plan survive and have been tentatively dated to the 3rd or 4th century BCE. The temple was rebuilt during the Parthian era(250 BCE-226 CE), and enlarged during Sassanid times(226- 650 CE).
There is a religious custom in India ofnot allowing Zoroastrian women to enter the Fire Temple and the Tower of Silence if they marry a non-Zoroastrian person.
The outer façade of a Zoroastrian fire temple is almost always intentionally nondescript and free of embellishment. This may reflect ancienttradition(supported by the prosaic nature of the technical terms for a fire temple) that the principal purpose of a fire temple is to house a sacred fire, and not to glorify what is otherwise simply a building.
A Zoroastrian priest does not preach or hold sermons,but rather just tends to the fire. Fire Temple attendance is particularly high during seasonal celebrations(Gahambars), and especially for the New Year(Noruz).
As of 2017[update], there were 50 fire temples in Mumbai, 100 in the rest of India, and 27 in the rest of the world. [6][7] There is a religious custom in India ofnot allowing Zoroastrian women to enter the Fire Temple and the Tower of Silence if they marry a non-Zoroastrian person. This custom has been challenged before the Supreme Court of India after a Zoroastrian woman was denied entry into Zoroastrian institutions.[8].
This may reflect ancienttradition(supported by the prosaic nature of the technical terms for a fire temple) that the principal purpose of a fire temple is to house a sacred fire, and not to glorify what is otherwise simply a building.
Among the structures identified in the city of Arg-e Bam there is a main gallery that in the past was a bazar,the remains of a Sasanian fire temple, a historic gymnasium of'zur khane', public baths, stables, barracks, prisons and the'Palace of the four seasons'.